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League and Association Games.


At Pittsburgh the Champions and the
Pittsburgh clubs had great contest. The
feature Of the game was McCormick's
magnificent pitching. Z He seemed deter.
mined to shut out his old club, and came
very near doing 1t. Aneon struck out
twice: Pittsburgt, 2; Chicsgo, l. Earned
! each. Errors-Psttsburgh, 3; Chicago,
z Base hits-pitteburgh, 12; Chicago, 6.
Pitchers-McCorm and Bald win. = 81,
at Cleveland the Baltimores had more
costly errors to the square inch than any
Visiting club this season. Cleveland 10:
Baltimore, g.. Hits-Cleyeland 10: Bal.
timore, l5. Errors.- Cleveland. A; Balti-
more, 5. Pitchers-Daily and Smith. .y3s
At Cincinnati Smith was not in good
form and was hit at critical times. On.
cinnati, 4 Louisville. 5. Hits-Oincinua.i,
81 Lonisville, 10. Errors- Cincinnati, 8:
Louisville, 4. Pitchers-Smith and Cham.
berlsin. & - So 4 ,.-, -
At indianapolis Detroit ,easily added
another 81, 9i game to its long list Of victories.
indianapolis found Getzein very hard to
hit, while the visitors batted Boyle hard
and often. indianapolis, l.; Detroit, I.
Earned-lndianapolis, l =; Detroit, 3. En-
rors-lndianapolis, 2; Detroit,4. Hita-
Indianapolis, 8; Detroit, 10. "a ..ssySI3i!;
Is At Boston the game was postponed on
account OF wet grounds. '3ts;& 3s-ss7f, .
Il At Philadelphia, the Phillies had little
trouble in defeating New York. f George
was very irregular in his delivery Maui
on the contrary was very effective. Phila.
delphla, IL; New York, 9. ~ Earnea-phil.
adelphis, 8; New York, 2. ,Errors-Phil-
adslphia, 8; New. York, 4. Hits-Phila.
delphia, 81; New York, 8. 6.;;; r. N
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IN the nature Of the case it hNs not been
possible for the Invitation Committee to
invite specially all the old soldiers within
reach. There was no roster at hand, and
II there had bean there was not the clesi.
cal force to do SO inlnense work.
But this does not matter. The COM
mit:ee expects and earnestly dcsires the
presenco Of all the old soldiers who served
in the army Of Wtat Virginia, all who
now live within the territory covered by
the operations Of the army, all other SOL
d;ers who can get here, and all the friends
Of 81 them. Moreover it is happily pro.
vided by the Society Of tho Army Of West
Virginia thst al! soldiers present may par.
ticpste in it's Reunion. +
This, il will be observed, pretty well
coyers the whole field. None OF the boys
who were the blue will stay at home be.
cause the committee did not send them
special invitations. They will be here a
good many thousand strong, and they will
not regret their coming. The more the
merrisr. Wheeling will try to make 1t
pleasant for every one Of them.
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A Cigarette SMOKER (
Nenriy CAUSES "a Young Lady's Death b.
lHs-fSrg ~ His CRrclcssness, 'fg W.

Nenriy Causes u Young Lady's Death by
,6glh-3j5 His Carelcsshess. gEf-
New YoRK, August 1s.-It was only a
short stump Of an everyday cigarette that
was tossed carelessly away by thought.
less young man. But 1t was lighted and
lodged in the skirts Of woman's dress
and set 1t on fire. Her name was Mics
ELLA snedeker, aged twenty.six. Her life
was only saved by the quick actions OF
two men, who tore the flaming garments
from her body and smothered the fire.
y While Miss Snedsker was occupying a
settee, waiting for ierryboat, young
man passed and tossed q lighted cigarette
butt away. 1t struck Miss Snedeker's
dress and the light fabric blazed up. She
jumped up, screaming "help, help"
Ticket Collector Davis and Officer Gross
tore off the lower portion Of her skirt and
smothered the flames, bnt not until the
woman's limbs had been severely burned.
Her hands were blistersd in her own fran.
tic efforts to put out the fire, An ambu.
lance was called and Miss Snedeker yas
taken to the Bellevue Hospital, where it
was learned this evening that her injuries
are not serious. IL sE5 b. .-Iu5=}..
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a Brutal Father.

CHICAGO, August 1S.LA Monroeville,
Ind, special conveys intelligence of most
cruel affair which has just been developed
at small station there. John Waterside,
g Frencnman, engaged hitnselfi In marriage
to Miss Mary Burgman. She wished to
postpone the marriage until after the birth
Of an Legitimate child, but he insisted on
an immediate marriage, which took place
about ten monthg ago. The child was
born about four months atterward, and
Wateraide has always had an antipathy
againat 1t. He has been heard to say by
the neighbors that he "would get rid Of
the brat" aud he ]" chad almost in.
ished Al the ! brat, and would do
1t yet" The township authorities
hearing the child was aick, employed two
doctora to attend 1t. They found one leg
broken and one arm broken In two places
below the elbow. The arm had COM
menced to morliiy and immediate smpu.
tation Of both arm and ley was necessary.
The child was injured early in August
and has remained without medical alien
ton until to-day. Wsterside is now in
jail awaiting the reanlt OF the child,s in.
juries. X = q n. ~,
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a BAIL IN TIE BACK.

An Escaped Convict brought Down by u
Bullet teom nu Onicer's Hevolror.
BRADFonD, Pa, August Isl Ohm Weia-
enberg was convicted oil burglaryat the
County Court last winter and sentenced
to three yeara and thres rnoutha ut hard
labor at Allegheny. While on tho way
to prison with a squad OF convicts, all iu
charge Of Sheriff Bsnnen and his
deputies, Weissnberg quietly loosened
bis handouts with file which
had been smuggled to him BY a
friend, and, Watching his opportunity,
jumped from the moving train. The dash
for liberty WAS successful, AID the fellow
remained at large until to-day, when he
was seen by Deputy Sheriff W. B. CLARK
in front Of q hotel at Derrick City. The
recognition was mutual and N'eisenberg
rushed into the hotel followed by CLARK
in hot putauit. Passing through the
building, the refugee knocked down
q man who attempted z to stop him
and emerged from; the back door, a
lap ahead of Lis paper. He was r good
runner, and directing his steps toward the
woods, rapidly increased his lead. d Seeing
that the man xaa likely 10 eecspe, CLARK
fred a warning shot but this had no effect
and the next bullet went after the target
in earnest. 1twas butts eye and WelB.
enberg fell with n ball in his back close to
the spine. He Is now, in the hospital Id
this city and will die. Weisenbers 10 an
old criminal and has served five yearu in
Sing Sing, having been sent up from Bui-
fAlo for burglary. 4 X. lsi .5is,
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IVES AND THE c. Il. SD.
Meter Denies that there WAS Anyshin

. . ##
Meter Denies that there was Anything
Crooked In his Purchase of tho Bonds.
Ngw YoRx, August ls.-The World
Gays: The Ives matters have ior time
aubsided and Wall street men do not
bother themselves talking about him now.
A story was published yesterday that al,
bert Meter, who bought the whole s., 000,.
900 Issue Of G. H. 4 D. bonds from Henry
Willard at an advance OF per cent over
what that gentleman had paid for them
YVES In collision with Ives and that the
Transaction was merely by which Ives 4
Co. could get possession of the bonds to
|hypothecate them without his manic np-
pearing. a reporter called at Mr.. Net
ter's office yesterday. Mr.. Meter was
not in, and bis representative said: II
have heard that story and it is false. Mr..
Meter bought these bonds, as was cor
rectly stated in the World, and sold them
to asyndicate OF Cincinnati bankers and
brokers. Their names OF the concerns
forming this syndicate are as follows
Citizens National Bank, Lafayette Ma.
ttonal Bank, German National Bank,
Western German Bank, Fourth National
Bank, II. B. Moosehead 4 Co., Simon &
Huseman, and our house OF Albert Net.
ter 4 Co. The banks and firms ore still
owners OF the bonds, except about $780,.
600 worth, which have been cold to Ciu-
clnnati investors" Some OF the Cincin-
nett creditors are not satisfied with the
present state OF affairs in New York and
musterings from there may take definite
shape before long. II the Cincinnati
creditors find they are being left GU. in
the cold it is not unlikely they may tell
all they know. II an indictment should
be found against Ives in Ohio an applica-
ton lor exsraaitioa could DO made to the
GfgsEnps Of this Stale.
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THE Coroner'a jury which sat on the
Chatsworth horror brought in a cheap
and unsatisfactory verdict. Perhaps the
section boss wss as culpabls as the jury
says, and itig hight to hold him accounta.
bic for his share OF the calamity. But the
section bosa was not responsible for a
wooden bridge being where there should
have been n substantial structure Of iron
or stone or Of both combined.
That responsibility rests upon the com.
pany. II railroad company may safely
let It's bridges go with no regard to the
burden they may have TO bear, there will
DO little safety for the travelling public OK.
csp: in the mere accident OF an escape
from destruction. The liability Of the
corporation tn pay damages is Of small
moment to the man under ground.
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A QUEER EVANGELIST,
stenls u Cow md Sells 1t to Secure Funds t
Ef,Etsfls' Run u Revival. sI f'}i5 n

stenls u Cow md Sells 1t to Secure Funds to
Et,tt Run a Revival. rs giH
B CHICAGO, August lS.-A Times Naoh.
vile, Tenn, special says: A strange case
isreported from the Hermitage dlstrict OF
this county. Richard Hunt, a colored
preacher, has built up little congrega.
ton and established a small church. He
wanted to hold reviyal,but the slight ex.
pense attached to lights, etc, could not
be met. He stole COW from neighbor,
brought 1t to Nashville and sold 1t for SIS
and started his revival. He had secured
fifteen converts aud six more promising
mourners on the anxious seat when the
constable came along, closed up the re-.
vival and brought Hunt to Nashville,
where he is now in Jail. 5
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TIE sECREr s EssIoNs
OF tho United Stntes Senate will DO Given
4 1, I'M ..d

OF tho United States Senate will BIO Given
Away by the independents KiddiabsrGer. i
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 1S.--An in.
teresting piece Of news comes from Wood.
stock, Va, where Senator Of tho United
States is rusticating in the jail Of his ma.
tive village. Mr.. Riddteberger, ia the last
Congrcps, was a firm advocate OF opening
the doors OF the secret sessions. He now
announces that at the next session he In.
tends to toll whatever he may choose
about the executive session, or whatever
he may think tho public should know OF
would be likely to be interesting.
This news should be carried to Mr.. Ed.
munds, and distributed to those Senators
who stand with him in favor Of the only
star chamber tolerated in the United
states. 1t will be seen that Mr.. Riddle.
berger covers the whole ground. With
what may occur to him to tell, and Whist
will occur to correspondents to ask him,
in the interest Of the public, there will be
very little left for Edmunds and his fol.
lowe,u to salt down in the aecret archives
of the Senate. 'sa 'sg
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ruL1TzEI!'s INDEp nNDENcE.

Ike Gives Notice that no VIII Pursue that
Sort of IL Policy Next Year.
New YORK, august ls.-The World says:
We have received a letter from distin.
guished editor OF the West submitting tho
following proportion:
would it not be good idea to hold a
conference OF anti Cleveland Democratic
editors in New York, cay some time in
September next. will cheerfully unto
in signing call for the Same, aud will
agree to attend and bring others. think
such gathering, which can easily be
made large, would be beneficial. Please
let me hear from you on this proposition"
We must decline. So far as President
Cleveland Is concerned We would not walk
acroea the street to prevent his renomina-
ton. II the privilege were offered ia Of
naming the next Presidential candidate,
we should decline the responsibility. Our
idea OF the function Of an editor is tina. he
should BIZ entirely free and independent
to criticize politicians, candidates and office
holders OF nil parties aud oil factions. He
should have nothing to do with any cot OF
selfsh politicians; this term! next term,
or any term, and all Presidents are but
politicians, only little more selfish, more
conceited, more ungrateful than the rest.
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RAILROAD
SEEM TO HAVE BECOME EPIDEMIC
Several Lives Lost Yesterday In Various
Parts of the Country Gross Negligence d
Principally tho Cause.-The Chats.
(; worth aud Washington tsrt,icts,

PlrrsBURau, PA, august 1S.--About
o'clock this morning the through express,
which left Chicago at S:l5 yesterday after.
noon on the Fort Wayne 4 Chicago rail.
way, was wrecked at Bsyard, o., on the
Pittsburgh 4 Cleveland railroad about 81
miea west Of Pittsburgh. Whom the train
reached Alliance, o., It was found that the
Fort Wayne road was obatructed by q
freight wreck some miles enst Of Alliance,
and the train was ordered around by
Cleveland. The Pittsburgh train was
made up OF three baggage and express
care, one smoker, one passenger coach,
two Chicago eleepers snd q Toledo sleeper
called the ''Tropic," which was attached
TO the rear end OF tho train. After ieay.
ing Alliance the train was proceeding a,
the rate OF thirty miles 40 hour, and GO
1t swung around q eharp curve near Bay.
ard the rails anread and the Toledo sleeper
was derailed. falling on ita side. Two
slespefs also jumped the track, but after
running nearly three hundred yards were
pulled on again and escaped injury. Ga7
When the crash came the porter ran 10
the front platform and jumped, but got
of on the wrong side OF the car and when
1t fell over was buried under 1t. Forum
ately there were only three passengers and
q Hsgman on tho sleeper. In the mean.
time they were being tossed about like
balls and oil were seriously hurt. When
the train stopped the passengers and train,
men pushed back to the sleeper. The in.
jured were removed from the car, bnt no
trace Of the porter could be iound. Il was
nearly an hour afterwards that a hand
was seen protrnding beyond the wreck OF
the sleeper. Work was commenced and
the crushed and mangled body was found.
The casualtiea were: o. Warren, colored
porter, Pittsburgh, Pa, crusbed 10 death;
J. L. Maloney, Detroit, badly cut about
the iace. head and breast, believed to be
fatally injured W. 81, Denniston, Pitts.
burgh, badly cnt and bruised, very weak,
but will probable recover; George D. Law.
son, Washington, D. O., badly cut about
the head, neck and breast, will recover:
W. a. Mccoy, Pittsburgh, bruised and IN.
jured internally, very serious. The pas
sengers In the other sleepsrs we're badly
ehaken up, but sustained no serious in
julies. the injured were taken to o hotel
at Bayard and placed in care OF the com
pany's physicians and the train came into
Pittsburgh, arriving three hours late. ii :.
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Tho Revenue Gutter Bear in distress.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1s.-The steam.
er St. Paul arrived from Behring sea to.
day and reports that great fears are ex.
pressed in Ounalaaka for the safety OF the
United States revenue cutter Bear, com.
manded by Captain Macklay. In the
opinion Of many it is doubtful ii she ever
returns to Ounalaska. The Bear has &C.
quired great celebrity from her having
been one Of the Greedy relief chips. She
loft this harbor early in the epriug with
orders to look after tho Arctic fleet Of
.whalers, but SOON after arriving at Ouna.
laska she sprung q bad !eak near her bow
aud water poured into her hold. Her
Captain remained at Ounalaska in the
early days Of June aud for ten days 70.
pairs were made. She sprung leak
again, however, and when che sailed she
was leaking and men had to be kept at the
'fli
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BARKIS IS WILLINN
SO SAYS coNGilEss>1AN MILLS.
He VIII Accept tho Ways and Means
r Chairmansiip with Thanks SENATOR
Hiddleborgeri aud tho only Grent
Ne American Star Chamber.

WARRINGTON, August ls.-Congressmar
Roger Q. Mills, Of Texas, who Ia now Ii
Washington, says that tho recent election
in Texas demonstrated the fact thai. 1T Ii
not safe for the Democratic party to med
die with Prohibition. 3Gl 4
Being asked II he expected 10 succeed
Mr.. Morrison as Chairman Of the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means, Of tho Fiftisth
Congress, hessid: ~ havn't the slightest
idea what the next Speaker proposes tc
do In the matter, but there ars number
OF my friends who think I ought to be ap'
pointed. If I am selected, l shall Ger.
tainiy accept the position, for It is ono
any Congressman In tho House should be
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,ACc1DEyrALtsuo
Another Warning 10 Parents who Permit
Children to Handle DEADLY Weapons,

announcer warning 30 Parents who Permit
Children to Handle Deadly Weapons. K
CHlcAGo, August ls-Charley McEyoy,
a ton.year.old, was accidentally shot and
killed yesterday at haywood, while in
company with another boy by the name
Of Charley Yaillancourt. Several neigh.
bora heard The shot ared aud saw the boys
run to a mark at which they had been
shooting. The boys were then seen talk.
Ing with their heads together, examining
a revolver, and there was another shot,
and those near enough heard little Nc.
Evoy cry with pain, and saw him throw
one arm into the air, run to the road and
fail. When picked up he was dead.
There was bullet wound in his breast
At the inqueat but one witness could
testify as to who held the pistol, and that
ono aSors 1t was III Vaiilancourt's
hands, The boy, himself: however, swore
that McEyoy fired the shot that killed
him, while handling the revolver. The
jury found that the shooting was acci.
dental, and that the weapon was in the
hands Of Vaillancourt. :. E'3'.ITI'
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4 BIsAIARcK,s ANNIyEnsAl,Y.

preparations re Being Made for Its gcelebrn-
ton by tho Government.
II KlsslNaES, August 1S--Bsron Won
Lutz, Bavarian Prime Minister, and Bsron
von Crailsheim, Bavarian Prime Minister,
have paid visit to Prince Biamarck.
On September 20 and October 5 Prince
, Bismarck will celebrate the twenty.iiith
anniversary Of bis assumption Of the Office
Of PLuesian Foreign Minister and Ptus-
sian Prime Minister respectively. q q +.
z Herr Won Gossler, Prussian Minister OF
Public Worship and instruction, has COM
mlssloned Professor Doandorf, the
sculptor, OF Stuttgart, to make colossal
bust OF the Chancellor in marble at the
expense Of the government. I.5.'I'. IL q,
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Fastest Pacing on Record.

0TTuMwA, Ia, August 1S.-The fastest
mile on q halt.mile track ever paced was
made to-day by You Bet with a running
mate at the track Of the Wapello County
Fair Association at this place. The heat
was made without break, and was per.
iectiy smooth. The frat quarter was
made in 81 seconds, the second in 321.
the third in 3Gi and the fourth in so. The
horse is owned by G. J. Broderick Of Obi.
cago: The race was to be at 9 20 for a
special purse. The time is reliable, 81 "a
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BASE INGRATITUDE
ofBatllers Whose Lives Were Saved by
III 80" ~ Iife.Sayi,,r Corns t'. -f5

ofBasilers Whose Lives Wore Saved by a
'{5f. Life.SavipE Corps.
New foRK. August 1S.-saving lives in
New Jersey is not profitable. Thousands
of persons battle in the surf at Atlantic
City, MI, daily, and scores Of Academic
are daily reported. Captain Clark and
bis assistants on Sunday pulled eight
bathers out Of the surf, who needed 40.
sstauce and would have drowned proba-
bly, but for timely help. There were mul.
titudes in the surf, and the guards were
kept busy all day. In commenting on
this q local paper mentions the fact that
none OF the rescued bathera offered the
ulightest reward to the men who had
saved their livea. By passing through the
crowd and soliciting aid Captain Clark
collected 81 SO, which Ia just II cents a
head for the lives he saved. ~. Is
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ROO Attenttyo to tho Girta.

New ALBANY, IND, August 1s.-Theo.
dore Gross, a music! teacher, has been or
dered from Vallene, Orange county, by
the White Gaps, who claim that Cross
pays too much attention to many girls
aside from teaching them to sing. He is
married with family. Cross class held q
meeting yesterday and passed resolutions
declaring their teacher a gentleman, de.
nouucing the White Gaps, and urgently
requesting him to return. i5s5,;s
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z CABLE FLASHES.
& A Quarantine has bsen eatabliabed
against Bombay vessels at Alexandra,

81 A quarantine has bsen establ;nbed
against Bombay vessels at Alexandra,
Egypt. s554
Adyices from Kahash, in .Atyhaniatsn
report the explosion OF fifteen tons of Nv.
Mantle, by which two natives were killed.
News has been received from, Bsdak.
shan to tho effect that s 900 z Rnsaisna
have hs arrived at Karakul and ) 4 COO at
In the village of Mirebeau.asiuI,r,. Ram II, +,
the department. Of Cote Dor, sFranss. q
small riot occurred yesterday, over the
in,,'roduction OF Italian work m an q Tho
villagers resented this Invasion and az
t = y e.! the workmen, killing one Of them
ana woundtng five others. I ''''
J, The Moscow Gazette urges thea Pnsa;o,n
government to act with viYor in rera yI to
Bulgaria. The occupation Of DuI.ss r in Is is
needless as yet, It says, but TuIker Should
be held responsible Tor the violation of ths
Berlin treaty, and threatened with tia
occupation Of Trebizonde and E.zaronm
unless order be restored In Bulgaria; 1 -
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a (tueer Verdict. .

CHICAGO, August ia Dubuque, Iowa
special says: Patrick .Derkin, well to do
farmsr residing near Cascade, this county.
left 9 neighbot's house one stormy night
last February for home. Ths. was. the
last seen Of him search proved unavail.
Ing. To-day news reached here that hia
headless and dismembered sbody was
found at the edge Of q creek two hundred
yards from his house. A coroner's Jury
returned verdict OF accidental drowning,
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s 4 celebrated CrlmlDul captured.

sC1scISSAr1. o., August ls.-To.night
L. Nj. johnson etarted by rail for Nash.
vile, Tenn, q prisoner in charge Of Do.
tective Wheeler, Of Louisville, to serve an
unexpirsd term in the Penitentiary. In
1865 Johnpon escaped from the Peniten.
tiary OF Missouri by turning States evidence
at st. Louis in an express robbery case.
He. then went to Memphis and set up an
Office. He had bogus money envelope
addressed 10 him and, with the aid Of i
confederate, pulled bag over the head Of
the messenger that delivered it and rob.
bed him of $4,000 and then escaped to
Arkansas. Detectives discovered him by
watching his wife at Cairo and arrested
him. He went to the Tennessee poniten-
tiary tor twenty years, but made his eB-
cape by brlbing the driver sof q furniture
wagon with a 5000 bogus check. Then
he was caught in postotllce robbery
at Csssyille, Ky, and was returned to the
Tennessee State Prison. After he had
Served fifteen years he. WAS taken! { OUT on
hnbsns corpus, under q law since daclared
unconstitutional. Alter several years free.
dom he WAS arrested here to-day.